Pearls and Irritations covers important stories that would otherwise be ignored
Pearls and Irritations covers important stories that would otherwise be ignored
Jocelyn Chey

Pearls and Irritations covers important stories that would otherwise be ignored

In an age when the mainstream media scene is monotone and superficial, Pearls and Irritations covers important stories that would otherwise be ignored, and offers a refreshing diversity of opinion. It needs your support to survive and grow.

Regular contributors provide insights in public policy areas including the economy, defence and foreign relations, religion and the arts.

They are not afraid to take issue with slipshod or biased reporting.

Anyone who would like to hold our government to account, and all who fear that, unless we read the signs aright, we will sleepwalk into natural or manmade disaster, should subscribe to this journal.

Its growing readership is testament to its value.

 

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Jocelyn Chey

Jocelyn Chey is Visiting Professor at the University of Sydney and Adjunct Professor at Western Sydney University and UTS. She formerly held diplomatic posts in China and Hong Kong. She is a member of the Order of Australia (AM) and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of International Affairs.